Gnandan

Gnandan means 'one who knows well' in Tamil.

Gnanender

Gnanender means 'lord of knowledge' in Tamil.

Gnanesh

Gnanesh means 'the lord of knowledge,' often associated with Lord Ganesha in Hinduism.

Gnaneshwar

Gnaneshwar translates to 'the lord of knowledge' in Tamil, often a title for Ganesha.

Gnaneshwari

Gnaneshwari means 'goddess of knowledge' in Tamil, often a reference to the divine feminine aspect of wisdom.

Gnaneswari

Gnaneswari means 'epitome of knowledge' or 'goddess of wisdom' in Tamil.

Gnapika

Gnapika means 'one who is knowledgeable' or 'wise' in Sanskrit.

Gnendran

It refers to 'one who is supportive and kind.'

Gnya

It signifies 'knowledge' or 'wisdom.'

Gobardhan

It is associated with the Lord Krishna and refers to the Govardhana hill.

Gobhil

It signifies 'a devotee of Lord Krishna.'

Gobikaa

It means 'a devotee of Lord Krishna.'

Gobind

It translates to 'the protector of cows,' referring to Lord Krishna.

Gobinda

It signifies 'the protector of the earth,' associated with Lord Krishna.

Gobindachandra

It means 'the moon among protectors' referring to a devotee of Lord Krishna.

Gobinder

It translates to 'lord of the protectors,' referencing Lord Krishna.

Gobinderjeet

It signifies 'the victorious protector of the earth,' associated with Lord Krishna.

Gobinderjot

It means 'the light of the protector,' linked to Lord Krishna.

Gobindrai

It signifies 'the king of protectors,' referring to Lord Krishna.

Godavari

It is named after the sacred river Godavari, symbolizing purity.

Godavri

It refers to the name of a sacred river in Indian mythology, associated with purity.

Godhvaja

The name means 'God's banner' in Sanskrit.

Godila

The name is often associated with the concept of 'gift from God' in various Indian cultures.

Gogal

Gogal means 'small globes or spheres.'

Gogana

Gogana means 'one who is full of love and affection.'

Gogula

Gogula means 'a name of Lord Krishna.'

GoIndian

GoIndian may signify 'connected or belonging to India.'

Gokanya

A name associated with beauty and grace, often tied to mythological references.

Gokaraju

A name meaning 'king of Gokul', associated with Lord Krishna's childhood place.

Gokarna

Referring to a sacred place, meaning 'cow's ear,' linked to Lord Shiva.

Gokarni

A feminine variant of Gokarna, associated with spirituality and sacredness.

Gokila

A name that conveys a joyful and divine essence, often associated with Krishna.

Gokilavani

A name typically associated with grace and beauty, often linked to divine qualities.

Gokul

Referring to the town where Lord Krishna grew up, signifies a place of joy.

Gokula

Another reference to the village associated with Lord Krishna's childhood.

Gokulakrishnan

A name meaning 'Krishna of Gokul', directly linking to Lord Krishna.

Gokulan

Referring to 'a person from Gokul', associated with Krishna's lore.

Gokulananad

Meaning 'joy of Gokul', representing delight and devotion to Krishna.

Gokulanand

Meaning 'blissful Gokul', emphasizing joy and fulfillment.

Gokulanath

Meaning 'Lord of Gokul', denoting reverence to Krishna.

Gokulanatha

Similar to Gokulanath, meaning 'the lord of Gokul', emphasizing divine connection.

Gokulanathan

An extended form meaning 'the one who is Lord of Gokul'.

Gokulchanda

Meaning 'moon of Gokul', often emphasizing beauty and radiance.

Gokurna

Referring to a sacred site, associated with Lord Shiva, means 'cow's ear'.

Golaki

A name associated with beauty and grace, variations may define gender aspects.

Golap

Golap means 'rose' in Hindi and is often associated with beauty.

Golapi

Golapi is derived from 'Golap' and means 'pink' or 'rose-like' in Hindi.

Golappan

Golappan is derived from 'Golap' and means 'person meant for roses' or 'rose-bearer' in Tamil.

Goloka

Goloka refers to 'the transcendent spiritual world', often associated with Lord Krishna in Hinduism.

Golokesh

Golokesh means 'the one who is kind to all beings', relating to compassionate attributes in Hindu philosophy.

Golu

Golu is a diminutive form of names generally connected to happiness or positivity in Indian language.

Gomadhi

Gomadhi means 'one who is full of knowledge' and is often used in historical Indian contexts.

Gomal

Gomal refers to a term for a spiritual or spiritual practice, commonly used in Hindu contexts.

Goman

The name signifies 'one who has the qualities of a warrior' in various Indian languages.

Gomantak

Gomantak represents a geographical region identified as Goa, historically known for its rich culture and nature.

Gomateshwar

The name signifies 'Lord of Gomati,' recognized in Hindu mythology and is associated with the Gomati River.

Gomathi

Gomathi, meaning 'the one who brings good fortune' is derived from the sacred Gomati River.

Gomathy

This name typically means 'auspicious' or 'brings good fortune,' derived from the sacred nature of the Gomati River.

Gomati

The name signifies 'auspiciousness' and is often associated with the holy Gomati River.

Gomeda

Gomeda is often understood as related to spirituality or metaphysics in certain Hindi or Sanskrit contexts.

Gomedhaka

This name means 'one who is wise or knowledgeable' in Sanskrit.

Gomethak

The name can be translated to describe 'one who is successful or prosperous.'

Gomin

The name is associated with spiritual attributes in various Indian languages.

Gomini

Often interpreted as 'the one who brings happiness' in local languages.

Gommata

The name refers to 'a powerful force' and is associated with strength in many Indian languages.

Gomtesh

This name signifies 'God of Gomati' merging spirituality with the geography of India.

Gomthi

Gomthi is often associated with auspiciousness and the virtues of the Gomati River.

Gomti

The name signifies 'auspicious one' or 'the sacred river' referring to Gomati.

Gomukh

Gomukh refers to a cow-faced deity and signifies purity and auspiciousness in Hinduism.

Gomukha

Gomukha refers to a cow-faced or auspicious person in Hindu culture.

Gomya

Gomya signifies a person related to cow or cowherd in Sanskrit.

Gomyasri

Gomyasri combines 'Gomy' (a cow-related term) and 'Asri' (beauty), indicating beauty and purity related to cows.

Gonanda

Gonanda means 'bliss and happiness' in Sanskrit, often linked to joyfulness.

Gonath

Gonath translates to 'master of the cow' in Sanskrit, associated with cow-herding deities.

Goohari

Means ‘a delightful person’ or one who brings joy to others.

Goolab

Meaning ‘rose’ in Hindi, symbolizing love and beauty.

Gopa

Means ‘one who enjoys’ or ‘a she-goat’, connected to pastoral life.

Gopaal

Refers to ‘protector of cows’ and is associated with Lord Krishna.

Gopaala

Another name for Gopal, emphasizing the protective role of Krishna as a cowherd.

Gopal

A name for Krishna, meaning ‘the protector of cows’ and symbolizing nurturing.

Gopala

Means ‘cow protector,’ directly linked to the deity Krishna.

Gopala Krishnan

Combines ‘Gopala’ and Krishna, referring to the divine figure of Krishna as a cowherd.

Gopaladasa

Gopaladasa means 'servant of Lord Krishna.'

Gopalak

Gopalak means 'protector of cows,' referring to Lord Krishna's association with cow herding.

Gopalakrishnan

Gopalakrishnan means 'Krishna as the protector of cows.'

Gopalan

Gopalan means 'the one who protects cows' and is another name for Lord Krishna.

Gopalapriya

Gopalapriya means 'beloved of Gopala (Krishna).'

Gopaldas

Gopaldas means 'servant of Gopal (Krishna).'

Gopalpreet

Gopalpreet means 'loving Gopal (Krishna).'

Gopalpriya

Gopalpriya means 'dear to Gopal (Krishna).'

Gopalraj

Gopalraj means 'King of Gopalas (the cowherds).'

Gopan

Gopan means 'protector' or 'guardian.'

Gopanandana

Gopanandana means 'son of the protector (of cows).'

Gopashree

Gopashree means 'the auspicious one related to Lord Krishna.'

Gopathi

Gopathi means 'Lord of the cowherds,' indicating Lord Krishna.

Gopati

Gopati means 'protector of the herd' and references Lord Krishna.

Gopee

Gopee means 'cowherd girl,' referring to the gopis of Krishna's lore.

Gopeeswaran

Gopeeswaran means 'Lord of the cowherd girls,' another name for Krishna.

Gopendra

Gopendra means 'King of the cowherd community,' another title for Lord Krishna.

Gopesa

Gopesa means 'Lord of the cowherds’ or 'protectors of cows' in reference to Krishna.